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    “Explain how the understanding of peace is expressed through the sacred texts of two religious traditions.” The term of non-religious ‘peace’ refers to an absence of hostility or aggression. For the nations of the world to cooperate harmoniously would be an example of this. It is a very provocative theory which has been inaccurately referred to of recent times‚ such as one world leader who while piling up sophisticated nuclear war weapons‚ said it was being done in order to preserve peace in the

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    Politics is the art or science of government or governing‚ especially the governing of a political entity‚ such as a nation‚ and the administration and control of its internal and external affairs. The role of a politician is varied and changes from day to day. Some politicians have greater responsibility or influence than others‚ depending on the size of the district they represent and the positions they hold on committees. As such‚ a politician’s schedule can begin very early in the morning

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    Politics is a strife of interests masqueraded as a contest of principles. The conduct of public affairs for private advantage”. This quote‚ by Ambrose Bierce is an accurate reflection of what politics has become in the modern era. In today’s era‚ it seems politicians have abandoned the idea of public good‚ and instead embraced private‚ corporate sponsored agenda’s. In order to change this contemptible reality‚ the dominant corporate dominated political paradigm must be challenged. The only political

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    What sections of the economy (if any) should be government owned? How might a company be chosen as the focus for an industry policy? How can companies be prevented from misusing tax havens? Answer The government can intervene in the economy in several ways. For instance‚ producing goods and services‚ such as infrastructure‚ education‚ and national defense. In addition‚ transferring income‚ both vertically across income levels and horizontally among groups with similar incomes and different

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    FAIRNESS AT PLAY Introducing electoral reforms to reduce the influence of money and muscle power in politics FAST FACTS     33% of candidates who declared assets more than INR 5 crore‚ won in 2009.i 2009 Lok Sabha Poll estimated spending (nearly INR 10‚000 crore) is higher than the 2008 US Presidential Elections (nearly INR 8‚000 crore).ii The cost of conducting 2004 elections was 125 times1 greater than that of 1952.iii 162 MPs elected in 2009 have criminal cases against them; 26% increase

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    Environmental issues soared to a prominent place on the political agenda in the United States and other industrial nations. The politics of the environment revolves in many respects‚ around judgment‚ evidence‚ and uncertain. Additionally‚ in keeping with the positivity theme mention‚ we will note the successes of environmental policy as well as problems. The major policy on the environmental area is security‚ in this case refers to safety‚ “the prevention of future needs”. Future needs often have

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    Politics from the past The great philosopher Aristotle stated the bare truth when he said centu­ries ago that man is "a political animal". He and his equally famous disciple Plato strongly denounced politics. Plato went so far as to say: "O‚ men of Ath­ens‚ if I was engaged in politics‚ I would have perished long ago and done no good either to you or to myself." Since then‚ however‚ politics has pervaded every sphere of life‚ and the number of politicians has grown beyond measure. There is

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    importance due to its scarce number‚ gained so much power that they depressed the political institution. The constitution-less 10 years-history from 1947 to 1956-was an ill exercise of the political actors‚ which invoked the military to interfere in the politics. Absence of a complete constitution‚ allowed the people with power to manipulate the political and constitutional institutions‚ as they wanted. The powerful

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    Religious Traditions HIS 112 March‚ 31st‚ 2014 David Reeves Religious Traditions It’s no secret that religion has played a large part in how society as a whole has developed and grown. It has been the cause for wars and has also brought millions of people together. Christianity and Islam are two huge religions even in today’s world. Just how these religions have grown and affected the world can be explained through the origins of the two‚ through the founder’s lives‚ and through the religious

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    constitutional government.[citation needed] Long before the council became a bulwark of democracy‚ it rendered invaluable aid to the institution of kingship by:[citation needed] Preserving the institution of kingship through heredity. Preserving the traditions of the social order. Being able to withstand criticism as an impersonal authority. Being able to manage a greater deal of knowledge and action than a single individual such as the king. The greatest of the king’s subordinates‚ the earls‚ archdukes

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